Yttrium Price Reaches Record $850/kg Following China's Export Controls
Yttrium, a rare-earth metal critical for electronics and defense, has surged 140-fold since China implemented export controls in early 2025, with European prices hitting $850 per kilogram.

The price of yttrium has increased approximately 140 times due to China's new export controls introduced in early 2025. As of the latest reports, the European price for yttrium, which serves as an external benchmark, has reached a record high of $850 per kilogram. This dramatic rise reflects the growing demand for yttrium in various applications, particularly in electronics and defense.




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